The Wandering Jew : a Play in Four Phases
The Wandering Jew : a Play in Four Phases
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I love you as Mary of Magdalene must have loved her Christ.
MATTEOS (Taking his hand from her and closing his eyes in inner contemplation. ) The Nazarene.
OLALLA 'Tis what you seem to me.
MATTEOS Has He then come so near to me as that? Had you but seen Him, Olalla, you would not speak such idle words as these. His eyes, His voice, alone they would have stilled your fears. He would have made you ready to take hands with death. 'Tis not in me to do such thing as that. (With sudden inspiration of ...prescience. ) Yet there is one thing, if the God of Heaven grants it, I can do.
OLALLA What shall it be?
120 THE WANDERING JEW MATTEOS {Taking her hands. ) You fear to die. Then death's not yet for you. It has been long for me. {He turns towards the curtain at S. L. ) OLALLA {Stretching out her hand in frightened apprehension and detaining him. ) What do you mean to do?
MATTEOS Call my servant and bid him bring those men within.
OLALLA Master — it might mean death !
MATTEOS Could it mean more?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I love you as Mary of Magdalene must have loved her Christ.
MATTEOS (Taking his hand from her and closing his eyes in inner contemplation. ) The Nazarene.
OLALLA 'Tis what you seem to me.
MATTEOS Has He then come so near to me as that? Had you but seen Him, Olalla, you would not speak such idle words as these. His eyes, His voice, alone they would have stilled your fears. He would have made you ready to take hands with death. 'Tis not in me to do such thing as that. (With sudden inspiration of ...prescience. ) Yet there is one thing, if the God of Heaven grants it, I can do.
OLALLA What shall it be?
120 THE WANDERING JEW MATTEOS {Taking her hands. ) You fear to die. Then death's not yet for you. It has been long for me. {He turns towards the curtain at S. L. ) OLALLA {Stretching out her hand in frightened apprehension and detaining him. ) What do you mean to do?
MATTEOS Call my servant and bid him bring those men within.
OLALLA Master — it might mean death !
MATTEOS Could it mean more?
What to read after The Wandering Jew : a Play in Four Phases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thurston, E. Temple (Ernest Temple), 1879-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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